Youtube MUST be profiting from this now. They refuse to remove these channels and videos. - Lemmy.World

It used to be against their policy, now these people openly spam you in the replies.

Want a new phone case? Watch this. - Lemmy.World

DIGITAL HARDCORE: A Brief History of Atari Teenage Riot - Lemmy.World

America just goes around and around in these circles. Vote for better people. Nominate better candidates. Its a mahoosive Nation, its must have the right person somewhere. - Lemmy.World

Experiments with a toy sampler - Lemmy.World

(not my video, just appreciating)

Baby, Can You Dig The Light - Lemmy.World

M u d h o n e y

With Ado I Do - Lemmy.World

Recording A Voice Over Demo Reel with Steve Blum - Lemmy.World

This is largely a “how to” but is quite interesting to see the process. Also - how silky is Steve’s voice!

All Nirvana songs that 'rip off' other songs - Lemmy.World

Backing up DVDs to mp4? - Lemmy.World

Maybe the wrong place to ask, so sorry to the mods if thats the case. I’ve a load of movies on DVD and wonder if its worth converting to mp4 and building a personal media centre to save loading each and every disc. I’ve tried to convert a movie I like to mp4 today using VLC but that crashes. I then downloaded winxdvd ripper - that worked better but cut the movie off after 10 minutes (I fail to see why I should have to pay 40 quid to get more than 10 mins of video). I also tried an old Ubuntu install on another laptop and Handbrake and VLC there but got no video at all. Is there any app/program that is open source/actually free where I can just drop in my DVD and create an easy mp4 file to be viewed via my media player/TV?